A 117-acre forested ridge park built from five contiguous parcels, home to the 1912 Poet's Seat Tower and a network of hiking trails that link to Highland Park, Abercrombie Field, and the regional Pocumtuck Trail toward Sugarloaf Mountain.
What to expect
Dogs
Greenfield requires a dog to be leashed or otherwise restrained by someone able to control it in its parks, playgrounds, streets and recreational fields, and the ordinance sets no maximum leash length. The same leashed-and-under-control…
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Greenfield's public lands ordinance closes its posted parks and playgrounds between 10pm and 6am unless a permit says otherwise. City conservation land is excepted from that curfew and stays open sunrise to sunset year round. That's the…
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Greenfield Recreation Department
413-772-1553 · WebsiteCommon questions
Are there hiking trails, how long and how hard?
Yes. The local loop options run about 2 to 3 miles and are generally easy to moderate, linking Rocky Mountain Park to Highland Park and Temple Woods. The regional Pocumtuck Trail runs on from here toward Sugarloaf Mountain and is far longer.
Is there an entry fee at Rocky Mountain Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Rocky Mountain Park?
Greenfield requires a dog to be leashed or otherwise restrained by someone able to control it in its parks, playgrounds, streets and recreational fields, and the ordinance sets no maximum leash length. The same leashed-and-under-control rule applies on city conservation land, and dogs are barred…